04 March 2025 : Original article
Herbal Medicine Use Among Transplant Recipients in Saudi Arabia: Prevalence and Risk Awareness
Bassem A. Almalki ACDEF 1*, Fawaz M. Alotaibi ACD 1, Mohammed Aldholmi
DE 2, Yousef S. Alqarni A 1, Sawsan M. Kurdi E 3, Mohammed M. Alsultan AC 1, Wafa A. Alzlaiq E 1, Mansour M. Alotaibi CDE 4, Noor M. Alashi ABD 5, Fatimah S. Alzahrani BE 5, Nouf E. Alotaibi AB 6, Mohamed A. Albekery DE 7, Sarah A. Albilal ABE 8, Khawla M. Kahtani B 8, Mohammed Abdelgawad Gafar BCF 9, Sahar M. Al-Mowaina BEF 10, Ahmed K. Alalawi B 1, Abdullah A. Alshehab BDEF 1, Ahmed J. Aljasem BDEF 1, Abdulkareem M. Albekairy ACDF 11
DOI: 10.12659/AOT.947275
Ann Transplant 2025; 30:e947275
Figure 3 Patients attitude regarding the safety and effectiveness of herbal supplementsThis bar graph illustrates patients’ attitudes toward the safety and effectiveness of herbal supplements. Responses are categorized into 3 groups: “Disagree or Strongly Disagree”, “Neutral”, and “Agree or Strongly Agree”. The highest agreement was for consulting medical staff about herbal supplement use (81%), while the lowest was for believing that herbal supplements are safer than manufactured medications (15%). The figure was created using Microsoft® Excel for Mac, Version 16.92 (24120731), Microsoft Corporation.